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You can’t say Carly Pearce<\/a> isn’t an “Honest Woman”!<\/p>\n The singer recently sat down with\u00a0Entertainment Tonight<\/a><\/em> for an on-camera game of “Sip or Spill,” where she had to either answer questions or take a drink.\u00a0Even for fans who know her for her honest songwriting, Pearce got surprisingly candid.<\/p>\n The only\u00a0questions that seemed to be truly off-limits\u00a0were ones that would have forced Pearce to air out another person’s secrets. She pled the fifth once when asked to\u00a0describe her craziest night out with Kelsea Ballerini<\/a>, and again when asked to name\u00a0which ex was mean to her dog.<\/p>\n But Pearce didn’t mind digging up some of her own most embarrassing moments. When a question about whether she’d ever\u00a0been too drunk to play a show came up, the singer was ready with an answer.<\/p>\n Technically, no, she’s never canceled. However…<\/p>\n “There was one that I should have,” Pearce admits.<\/p>\n “I know exactly the show,” she goes on to say. “If you were at my show on the\u00a029<\/em>\u00a0Tour a few years ago in D.C., I over-served myself, and I was like, ‘Uh oh, this is not good.’ But I made it.”<\/p>\n READ MORE<\/em>: Artists Who Canceled Multiple Shows \u2014 Or Even Whole Tours! \u2014 in 2026<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Pearce played a\u00a029<\/em> tour stop at a venue called The Hamilton in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 20, 2021. If that’s the show she’s talking about, then the singer’s in luck: Video from that event is so sparse, we weren’t able to find any on social media.<\/p>\n It’s an open secret that sometimes, show cancellations happen because the artist accidentally got too inebriated to perform. Normally, however, they’re not quite so forthcoming about it.<\/p>\n Fans wouldn’t typically know the difference between a cancellation due to inebriation versus one due to illness \u2014 that is, unless the drinking got so problematic, it was a chronic problem, like with George “No Show” Jones<\/a>.<\/p>\n Then there’s cases like Bailey Zimmerman, who said he\u00a0was too sick to play a May 2026 show \u2014 but later that summer, property damage charges that were filed and then dropped<\/a> against the singer alleged he’d been drunk that day.<\/p>\n Elsewhere in her\u00a0Entertainment Tonight<\/em> interview, Pearce dropped some juicy details on another topic: She named the song she wishes she could wipe from her catalog.<\/p>\n “‘Finish Your Sentences’ with Michael Ray<\/a>,” she deadpanned, when asked which song she wishes she never released. “That didn’t age well.”<\/p>\n READ MORE<\/em>: Celebrity Breakups That Left Fans Stunned<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Pearce and Ray, of course, were married for eight short months between 2019 and 2020. Their divorce was widely-publicized, and Pearce’s\u00a029: Written in Stone<\/em> album was largely inspired by that breakup.<\/p>\n Carly Pearce released her new album,\u00a0Honest Woman<\/em>, in late August. The project features tracks including “Happy for Myself,” “You Can Have Him,” “Dream Come True” and\u00a0a Riley Green<\/a> duet, “If I Don’t Leave I’m Gonna Stay.”<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nHas Carly Pearce Ever Canceled a Show Because She Was Too Drunk to Sing?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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